any good forums for school homework?

iChronic · 02-19-2014

k, I'm so stumped with my current homework. I was wondering if there is a forum designed to help students with homework??

I mainly need help with algebra. Particularly, linear programming and simultaneous equations (systems of 3 and 4 equations). Its all high school stuff.. idk how the school system works in the US, so I can't really tell you what "grade" I am in (I am 15 though...dunno if that helps).

??? · 02-19-2014

The grade isn't exactly what we need to know. If you have homework troubles, just post it and I/we will help however possible.

Do you have an example of this? A question?

MrSimons · 02-19-2014

KhanAcademy, not a forum, but id suggest it.

GOAT · 02-19-2014

how many type of equations? do you mean different ways to solve them? im not a math guru like twilit but a pic might help.

TarePanda · 02-19-2014

Posted by MrSimons

KhanAcademy, not a forum, but id suggest it.

yessss this

xander · 02-19-2014

you open your notes, read it overnight to learn

iChronic · 02-19-2014

Posted by xander

you open your notes, read it overnight to learn

The subject I have difficulty with is not an essay based subject. You don't just read your notes and expect to learn how to do 4 x 4 equations overnight, lol.

Thanks for the responses, guys. I've heard about Khan Academy too, but I already know the basic stuff (I think). I'll refer to it when I get to the harder questions though

@Goat, lol, I didn't even know that Twilit had time for this stuff (he's always pking). I'll try write the equation if you guys really want to see what kind of stuff I'm doing..

Thank you to FloridaOranges also

edit:

that guy in Khan academy is really smart. He makes tutorials for basically everything!! My econ teacher uses his videos sometimes.

Rozen S · 02-19-2014

There is a app called Common Core, maybe look into that.

hosler · 02-19-2014

Posted by iChronic

k, I'm so stumped with my current homework. I was wondering if there is a forum designed to help students with homework??

I mainly need help with algebra. Particularly, linear programming and simultaneous equations (systems of 3 and 4 equations). Its all high school stuff.. idk how the school system works in the US, so I can't really tell you what "grade" I am in (I am 15 though...dunno if that helps).

Use matrices.

Talon · 02-19-2014

yahoo answers

Mickey H · 02-19-2014

Try wolfram alpha. It doesn't handle all types of equations, but it does help. I use it to get the answer on a problem I don't know and I then am able to understand how to do the equation by working it backwards. Hope this helps.

GOAT · 02-19-2014

Posted by iChronic

@Goat, lol, I didn't even know that Twilit had time for this stuff (he's always pking). I'll try write the equation if you guys really want to see what kind of stuff I'm doing..

Thank you to FloridaOranges also for sucking ma kok (final warning)

take a look at his classes, 3rd line is his math level. Hes wicked smart like matt damon in goodwill hunting and ya idk if he will actually have time to help ;/

hosler · 02-19-2014

seriously. just use the inverse matrix. if Ax=B then [A^-1][A][x]=[A^-1][B]. So now [x]=[A^-1][B]. this equation makes linear algebra a piece of cake.

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iChronic Registered noob Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Rondoletti Wafer Sticks Posts: 780	any good forums for school homework? k, I'm so stumped with my current homework. I was wondering if there is a forum designed to help students with homework?? I mainly need help with algebra. Particularly, linear programming and simultaneous equations (systems of 3 and 4 equations). Its all high school stuff.. idk how the school system works in the US, so I can't really tell you what "grade" I am in (I am 15 though...dunno if that helps). Last edited by iChronic; 02-19-2014 at 03:35 AM.

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??? Registered User Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 124	The grade isn't exactly what we need to know. If you have homework troubles, just post it and I/we will help however possible. Do you have an example of this? A question?

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MrSimons :) Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: no. Posts: 10,309	KhanAcademy, not a forum, but id suggest it.

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GOAT Hyrule Knights Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: In your head 24/7 Posts: 6,348	how many type of equations? do you mean different ways to solve them? im not a math guru like twilit but a pic might help.

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xander pls Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 401	you open your notes, read it overnight to learn

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Rozen S Not Banned Yet Join Date: May 2013 Location: Long Beach, California Posts: 138	There is a app called Common Core, maybe look into that.

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Talon don't call it a comeback Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 8,268	yahoo answers

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Mickey H Registered User Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 34	Try wolfram alpha. It doesn't handle all types of equations, but it does help. I use it to get the answer on a problem I don't know and I then am able to understand how to do the equation by working it backwards. Hope this helps.

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hosler Banned Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 1,059	seriously. just use the inverse matrix. if Ax=B then [A^-1][A][x]=[A^-1][B]. So now [x]=[A^-1][B]. this equation makes linear algebra a piece of cake.